AMP Capital Investors (AMPCI) expects no material impact from the earthquake in Japan on its earnings and has said all staff have been accounted for.
"There is no material impact to AMP Capital's earnings," a company spokeswoman said.
"Importantly, our international business and property teams in Japan have all been accounted for and are safe."
AMPCI is among the top 10 largest foreign retail fund managers in Japan. It has about $7 billion in funds under management and two of its largest Asian clients are located in Japan.
In the 2010 financial year, AMPCI attracted $1.7 billion in net cash flows from Japanese retail investors through its Australian bond and global real estate investment trust (REIT) products.
AMPCI also part owns an industrial property in Tokyo, the Asahi Ohmiya Warehouse, through its Singapore REIT, the AIMS AMP Capital Industrial REIT.
AMPCI said it had not yet established whether the building had been damaged.
AIMS recently announced the property would be sold for 1.49 billion yen ($18 million), with the sale to be finalised later this month.
